Lawler reintroduces bill to name Haverstraw Post Office after former clerk Paul Piperato

Lawler reintroduces bill to name Haverstraw Post Office after former clerk Paul Piperato

This week, Congressman Mike Lawler announced the reintroduction of a bill to officially rename the U.S. Postal Service facility located at 86 Main Street in Haverstraw, New York, as the โ€œPaul Piperato Post Office Building.โ€ Paul Piperato served as Rockland County Clerk for 15 years and worked tirelessly to improve county services. He developed a [โ€ฆ]

RCC Celebrates Black History Month

RCC Celebrates Black History Month

Rockland Community College (RCC) is celebrating Black History Month with enriching and engaging events throughout the month of February with a focus on the theme โ€œAfrican Americans and Labor โ€“ Strength, Resilience, and Progress,โ€ honoring the vital role Black workers have played in shaping the nationโ€™s economic, social, and cultural landscape. From the forced labor [โ€ฆ]

All in With John Jastremski

All in With John Jastremski

NY Basketball Midterms Bring A Mixed Bag of Grades.. On the weekend of the Super Bowl, the two basketball teams in town with massive aspirations to do big things come the Spring took center stage on Friday and Saturday Night respectively.  On Friday night, St Johns traveled to Storrs Connecticut to take on UCONN, the [โ€ฆ]

RZM Fine Arts and Antiques Inc Presents: Ask the Appraiser

RZM Fine Arts and Antiques Inc Presents: Ask the Appraiser

Good morning, Jon. Iโ€™m requesting your assistance in possibly identifying this antique Dodge City Marshal badge. I had purchased it sometime around 1970 from an antique store in New Mexico. I had completely forgot about it until I started reading your weekly column. A bell went off in my head. So, after searching high and [โ€ฆ]

Orangetown Approves Medium Density Zoning in Blauvelt

Orangetown Approves Medium Density Zoning in Blauvelt

Orangetown is considering a rezoning application that could repurpose a long vacant piece of property. During a meeting last week, the town board deliberated on the Hudson Valleyโ€™s iCampus building proposal, the decreasing population of Orangetown, and the need for affordable housing, and zoning changes.  Hudson Valley iCampus presented a preliminary proposal to repurpose Building 140 [โ€ฆ]